Mage weapons, the ChakramsSceptreand Staffstrike from a distance and primarily deal elemental damage instead of physical damage. In Reckoning, mages tend to rely much more on weapons than they do in other games, as the game's spells focus on a variety of options rather than having a strong suite of general-use spells. Mages are spellcasters who fight primarily from a distance with a combination of magic and magical weaponry. Rogues can also specialize in the use of poisons, making every hit count for more and weakening their targets. This can mean stealthy kills with backstabbing and smoke bombs, traps scattered across the battlefield, sniping with Longbowsor even simply attacking with the incredibly fast Daggers or Faeblades. Rogues are fighters who rely on stealth and lightning quick attacks to take out their opponents before they even realize that they're under attack. Might skills focus on increasing the strength and defense of the warrior, from increasing your resilience to bringing you back from the brink of death to giving your attacks temporary bonuses. The Warrior's weapons of choice are the Greatswordthe Longswordand the Hammer. They rely on brute strength, heavy armor, and high defense to vanquish their enemies in battle. Warriors are strength-based characters following the skill tree of Might. In-game, this system is referred to as Destinies. The three skill trees in the game will allow the player to make three basic types of characters and later allow them to use abilities from a combination of skill trees to make custom Class Characters. What sets Kingdoms of Amalur apart from most other RPGs is that as the game progresses and the Fateless One gains more experience and levels they can start to intertwine their skill trees together thus opening the door to various class combinations. The player chooses one main destiny card after escaping Allestar Tower which will affect how they build their character throughout the game. These three class trees are: FinesseSorceryand Might. So, do you think that you could help a gnome out? Like most RPGs Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning utilizes a basic three class system which one can choose to base their character around.
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